, 1887-04-28
SPORTING NOTES.
RACES.

today by the Prince of Wales handi-
cap over the Rowley mile, it being
won by Douglas Baird's four year old
colt st. Michaek Sir G. Chetwynd's
four year old gelding Plantagenet
second and Lord Londonderry's six
year old horse Cambusmoore, third.
chael won by length.
SAN Francisco, April 26.-There
was only small attendance at the
first extra day of the Blood Horse
races, although the programme Sc
lected was considered strong one.
The weather continued pleasant while
the track was first class. First race,
three-quarters, brought out seven
starters, You You was withdrawn.
They all got good start except Miss
Hooker, who was ten lengths behind
when the flag fell. They raced all to-
gether near the stand when Nelson
drew away and won easily, Sir Thad
second, Minerva third; time, :155.
Second race, heats GIG mile, Ida
Ferguson won both easily, Lost Boy
second, Chamberlain third; time 554
and Sc.
Third race, 11-16 mile, two year olds.
Only three started the rest scratched.
Geraldine was a long way in the lead
when the flag fell. She was never
headed and won easily by two lengths,
Fusilade last second, Pocatello third ;
time 1:1O4.
The fourth race mile and a quarter
all ages brought out seven starters.
You You, Cleveland aid Balero were
drawn. After a tedious delay at the
post they were finally sent off to fair
start. They were all we'll punched go.
ing past the stand, rounding the first
turn Todd shot out from the crowd
and took the lead, although Eldorado
and Binette challenged him in the
They could never catch him
and he won good race by half
length, Eldorado second, Binette
third time 9 O9a.
MEMpHIs, April 26.--Attendance to-
day 5000; westher bright and clear;
track fast.
Five-eighths mile, all ages. Mona
won, Little Wench, second, Sam Har-
per, Jr., third; time :O54.
Chickasaw guards sweepstakes for
four year old's, $500 each, 800 forfeit,
$1,000 added second to save stakes;
mile and quarter. Blue Wing won,
second; Montana Regent
third time :12I.
Mile all ages, Austrian won, Grimal-
di second; Duke of Bourbon third
time L. 45a.
Five-eighths mile, two year old's
Merci won; Anna Ban second; Bob
third; time :064.
Handicap steeplechase all ages
over long course, about two and one
fourth miles Ascoli won; Aurilian
second; Gilt Edge third time 6 :52.
DISGUSTING PRIZE FIGHT.
ST.. LOUIS, April 26.--A long and
bloody fight to the finish with kid
gloves took place this afternoon near a
small railroad station about fifty miles
north of this city. The mill was be-
tween ED. Kelly, son of the formerly
famous Tom Kelley of this
city, and Dan DAILY, II sluggcr OF local
note, and was for $3.50 side and gate
money, which amounted tn about
5000, winner to take everything. In
round DAILY got first blood with an
upper cut on Kelly's mouth. In the
next three rounds Daily forced the
fighting and gave Kelly heavy blows
OH the body and face. In round
8 Kelly got in hard blows on
Daly's neck. In round 8 DAILY
bled from the ears and each gave the
other heavy blows on the face and
neck. In round IL the fighting
was heavy and fierce, and clinch after
clinch caused great excitement in the
ring and among the audience. The
men pounded each other terribly and
blood flowed freely from the noses and
necks OF both, but the round was Da-
y's. Rounds 12 to "a were
IN Daly's favor, he having pun
shed Kelly severely, giving him terri
ole blows on the face and on the body,
md doing good deal OF hard fight
ng. So it continued until the 10th |
round. Round 50-The fighting
was now nothing but plain brutality,
Kelly being simply n chopping block.
Rounds 81, so and SO were the
same monotonous thing and in fact all
hat followed. At the end of the 63d
'ound Kelly agreed to take 800 and
et DAILY have .the fight and stake
money and receipts, and the fight
ended. The battle was the longest on
'eoord under the Marquis of Queens
berry rules, and one of the most brutal
,ver seen. Kelly is terribly used up.
Daily is not injured much. Time OF |
light 3 hours and So minutes. The
Mill was witnessed by about 60 of the
porting fraternity and their friends of |
his city, each of whom paid $40 to see |
he fun.
BASE BALL.
AT New York-Brooklyn Ia, Balti-
more Z.
At Louisville--Louisville A, Cleve-
and 6.
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Is, Met
opolitans IT.
At 81. Louis-Cincinnati 6, st.
louis 10.